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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin discusses opposition to electric tramway equipment in Honolulu. It notes the need for rapid system completion and asserts politicians and promoters must show capital and good faith. The piece appears to critique Measure proposed by Mr Comeperon and questions land values affected by the project.
The article portrays an internal power struggle among American and Hawaiian political groups. It describes efforts by Republican and Democratic factions to curb independent or anti-establishment movements, shaping alliances to maintain dominance. Delegates Wilcox and supporters faced opposition from national party leaders over attempts to recruit Hawaiian Americans, with tensions tied to reactions to the Liberal Organic Act and broader independence debates.
The Kona district in Hawaii faces contention over two proposed railway franchises. Promoters push for rapid construction and broad privileges, while critics argue the grant favors one company and stifles competitors. The debate centers on scope, right of way, and the impact on public interest as the legislature weighs approval.
The text reviews vaccination for smallpox with emphasis on Hawaii and compares with other regions. It cites education boards in California and Tennessee debating compulsory vaccination and notes opposition to mandates. It mentions a legal case involving Anna Gerte, J Alfred Magoon, John Buckley, and Maria J Porden, with a demurrer over claims of misjoined parties and insufficient facts.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King Street to the Beach with a 60 foot road on the east side adjoining Kamehameha Girls School and extending to the sea. Cross roads will be opened between blocks and every lot will have a road frontage. Elevation ranges from forty to ten feet above sea level with no swamps or freshet. An offer from a great manufacturing company may be accepted and prices are expected to rise soon. The owner promises all chances to buyers to profit. The ground is superior and the best offered by any real estate dealer or broker.
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